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grateful for
a frecaution
which would act as an insurance on their property. The passengers by the tanon have lost everything; the savings
of years are hopelessly gone, as there is only the remotest chance of even fragments of their property being recovered, and this must be a
to those who
sad blow
were returning
to their native land with the hope of passing an easy life on the interest accruing from their savings judiciously inrected. The unoficial Member
of Council might with propriety fake the initialis in this matter Either by introducing a
Bill for the purpose of authorising the Examination of the persons
and baggage of Chinese
pas-